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I have been playing around with a local replacement for Telldus Live. It is in the early stages, written in Python and published on GitHub at https://github.com/p3tecracknell/tellprox There is currently no authentication at all, but support for most device functions. I believe at this stage it only ...

It appears that I got the casing wrong in the setup.py and didn't notice the problem. I've switched to using VirtualEnv so can pick up on problems now. If you get latest from github and run setup.py it should all work now

I also recommend RemoteStick and say that it is worth the money. My project TellProx also has a UI if you have a TellStick or TellStick duo,

Assuming you have the telldus service running on your Synology NAS, you should be able to git clone the repository, run setup and get it running: git clone git://github.com/p3tecracknell/tellprox.git python setup.py install python -m tellprox I'm fairly new to python and the setup.py process so ther...

Can you put up tellprox as a proxy between TellStick NET and Telldus Live or is it just the name that lurks one? No, it does not support TellStick NET in any way at the moment. As I do not own one and I am happy with my original TellStick, my only reason for purchasing one would be to add support f...

I have linux server ubuntu 12.04 and i like to give tellprox a try. How do i redirect the tellstick net to tellprox instead of telldus live? Does the sensor input work? Kind regards Mheel The sensor input works for the standard Tellstick in tellprox, but I have not written any support for tellstick...

Any news for supporting Tellstick NET locally (on Synology NAS or Raspberry Pi? Ideally for a Synology NAS would be an installation package. Unfortunately, the Tellstick NET is a completely different kettle of fish. It is set up to communicate via their servers only. Erijo has written a great pytho...

Does anybody know a easy way to send every command twice to my devices? Many of my devices only react if the command comes a second time. I´m using Tellprox on my pi. Thanks a lot 'Retries' are now implemented. I have not added it to the config screen as I plan on overhauling it fairly soon. Get la...

I have written an TellProx for that exact reason. It is available at https://github.com/p3tecracknell/tellprox I have used it on Windows and a Raspberry Pi and attempting to keep it as cross platform as possible. I would be happy to help you walk through it as I would like to see if we can get it wo...

individual wrote:I could also try it on an Raspberry Pi. But I don't know how.

I have it running on my Rasbperry Pi. The instructions are on my GitHub page. In summary:
Install Tellstick core (http://elinux.org/R-Pi_Tellstick_core)
Install git, setuptools and python
Git clone the source
Run setup, then the command

it seems too complicated for me and the summary direction is the most evasive ever seen. I wish there would be a step by step tutorial. I am not familiar with linux and I dont understand any commands written in these prerequisites. I might give up ans rely on Live Telldus until there will be simple...

I do not own a Tellstick Live, so would be unable to get directly involved but would be happy to collaborate with anyone wishing to take this on.

Assuming you have the telldus service running on your Synology NAS, you should be able to git clone the repository, run setup and get it running: git clone git://github.com/p3tecracknell/tellprox.git python setup.py install python -m tellprox I'm fairly new to python and the setup.py process so the...

i also have another problem, i use the tellprox with remotestick, it works just fine exept one thing, i usually have the remotestick on/off and temp widgets on my homescreen/tablet, but after about 10-15 minutes the on/off widget turns blank and says loading, but the temp sensor widget works just f...

I wrote the following on GitHub: My mistake, I should have explained in the text describing the project. Essentially I have not implemented sensors yet. As I do not own any, I have moved it down the priority list as it would be harder to implement without the opportunity to test. I am happy to write...